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Is a genius-level IQ a gift or a curse?
Good Hope

Is a genius-level IQ a gift or a curse?

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Editor BizNews
6 min read
Tesla died penniless. Ramanujan worked largely alone. Ten brilliant minds and the traits that decided whether their extraordinary gifts paid off.
Bozell: Washington's asks of SA now off the table
Interviews

Bozell: Washington's asks of SA now off the table

By
Alec Hogg
1 min read
US envoy Brent Bozell reveals why Washington walked away — and what Pretoria must do next.
Mchunu, Mrs Matlala, Maumela, Mudzinganyama - and Meyer… | Solly Moeng
Interviews

Mchunu, Mrs Matlala, Maumela, Mudzinganyama - and Meyer… | Solly Moeng

By
Chris Steyn
16 min read
Solly Moeng unpacks Mchunu, Sibiya, Matlala and the latest political scandals
Duarte da Silva: SA's richest goldmine is the bin — and almost nobody's mining it
Gold

Duarte da Silva: SA's richest goldmine is the bin — and almost nobody's mining it

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Editor BizNews
30 min read
South Africa’s e-waste holds billions in recoverable gold, but most of it is lost through poor collection and recycling.
THEMBELIHLE, SOUTH AFRICA - AUGUST 23: Town rules on a sign as you enter Orania on August 23, 2022 in Thembelihle, South Africa. Orania is a white Afrikaner-only town located along the Orange River in the Karoo region of the Northern Cape province. (Photo by Gallo Images/Misha Jordaan)
Rational Perspective

Ernst v Zyl: News24's "AfriForum's Orania Millions" scandal that wasn't

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Editor BizNews
4 min read
Orania’s success proves harder to smear than its critics expected.
The $200,000 nanny: a jackpot for South Africa's carers abroad?
Global Investing

The $200,000 nanny: a jackpot for South Africa's carers abroad?

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The Economist
4 min read
Inside the high-paying, high-pressure world of elite nannies serving the super-rich.
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